London, Nov. 5.
Braving extremely bad weather, planes of the R.A.F. Ni bombed Naples again Sunday night, the Air Ministry said yesterday.
A railway junction and oil tanks: on the southern outskirts of Naples were hit by British bombs, the Air Ministry said. points. Trafüc North of the Creek was suspended for a considerable time as passengers of rickshaws, buses and even private cars were Ordered to alight while the Japanese made a systematic search of the vehicles, A police cordon was thrown round the West Hongkew district and on the Settlement side of the Garden Bridge and Szechuen Road Bridge, officers of the Settlement police and the Teserve unit searched all Chinese A to Jai Sources, it was not conceivable that the would-be-assassin could have. got Gut of: the district north of the Creek and it was thought that it would only be a matter of time before he was apprehended.
"Italian anti-aircraft fire proved more- effective. than during our: first raid on the city," the Air Ministry said. The city also was well blacked out.
"Although the attack was hampered by clouds, the leading aircraft dropped bombs between a main railway station and a junction." Other aircraft attacked oil tanks" the Air Ministry said.
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